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Specific activities may be found in the SAE for All Teachers Guide and at National [FFA.org. The AFNR College](FFA.org. The AFNR College) and Career Ready Skills competencies can be found at Kansas Ag Ed.  \nOpportunities in Agriculture Education & FFA: Classroom and laboratory instruction integrates and/or is supplemented by experiential, project, and leadership and personal development through FFA . Students should be introduced to FFA through leadership activities and College and Career Ready Skills. Specific FFA information and activities may be found in the “National FFA Student Handbook, 16thedition”. Student activities, scoring rubrics, grading examples, and teacher lessons are all found in the “FFA Student Handbook Teachers Guide”. Additional information can be found at www.ff[a.org](a.org).  \nWorkplace Skills, Supervised Agricultural Experience and Record Keeping: Classroom and laboratory instruction integrates and/or is supplemented by experiential, project, and work based learning through SAE. Specific SAE activities that support the College and Career Ready Skills may be found in the “SAE for All Guide”. Students should be introduced to Foundational SAE’s and the AET student portfolio system. Student activities, scoring rubrics, grading examples, and teacher lessons are all found in the “SAE for All Teachers Guide”. Additional information is found in the SAE Individual Learning Guides and Teacher Editions and in the AFNR College and Career Ready Competency Profile found at Kansas Ag Ed.  \nDirections: The following competencies are required for full approval of this course. Check the appropriate number to indicate the level of competency reached for learner evaluation.  \nRATING SCALE:  \n4. Exemplary Achievement: Student possesses outstanding knowledge, skills or professional attitude.  \n3. Proficient Achievement: Student demonstrates good knowledge, skills or professional attitude. Requires limited supervision.  \n2. Limited Achievement: Student demonstrates fragmented knowledge, skills or professional attitude. Requires close supervision.  \n1. Inadequate Achievement: Student lacks knowledge, skills or professional attitude.  \n0. 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